ILP Fundamental Street Lighting Course 2024

A course for street lighting engineers filled with information, practical advice and description of the issues with details of the options available. Everything you wanted to know about street lighting but may have been afraid to ask
AN ESSENTIAL COURSE FOR
A course for street lighting engineers filled with information, practical advice and description of the issues with details of the options available.

YOU WILL TAKE AWAY AN UNDERSTANDING OF

Lighting and the law, risk management and lighting units

• The laws relating to the provision and maintenance of lighting
• Risk, risk assessments and risk management
• The eye, how we see, rods and cones and the S/P ratio
• Lighting units, what they mean and how they are used

Electrical supplies, unmetered energy and switch regimes

• How is electricity generated, transmitted and distributed?
• DNO’s, IDNO’s and ICP’s
• Switch regimes, clocks, photocells and PECU arrays
• Unmetered energy, how it is traded, ELEXON, BSCP and more

Equipment specification, lighting design and electrical design

• What to look out for in equipment specification, photometry and LED testing
• Identifying lighting user groups, their needs and lighting class selection
• Electrical units, power and power factor
• Basic electrical design issues and installations

Inventories, inspection and testing and lighting policy development

• The importance of inventory and what information to keep
• Examines inspection and testing issues and techniques
• Light meters and light measurement checks
• Building on the whole course to examine the decisions around policy development

TIMETABLE

• 10.00 Welcome and Introduction
• 10.15 Lighting and the law, risk management and lighting units
• 11.15 Refreshments
• 11.30 Electrical supplies, unmetered energy and switch regimes
• 12.30 Lunch
• 13.15 Equipment specification, lighting design and electrical design
• 14.45 Refreshments
• 15.00 Inventories, inspection and testing and lighting policy development
• 16.00 Conclusions, questions and close

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